Lakeville South, Centennial and Rosemount rose to fill gaps that emerged when Minnetonka and Forest Lake lost for the first time Friday.

Losses by No. 2 Minnetonka and No. 3 Forest Lake left Class 6A with a single undefeated team, Maple Grove.

Class 6A’s Maple Grove stands alone as a unanimous top pick in the seven football classes.

Maple Grove, Minnetonka, Forest Lake and Lakeville South hold the top four spots. Chaska and Fergus Falls exited after losing last week. And Bemidji’s tough luck continued.

Chanhassen quarterback Nathan Ramler and several football coaches from across Minnesota joined Randy Shaver on “Strib Varsity Live” on Friday.

The seven top-10s got shaken up, but there’s nothing shaky about the No. 1 teams.

The class-by-class state rankings ahead of Week 4’s games otherwise stayed firm at their peak.

Whether driven by the view, the atmosphere or the stadium itself, some places make Friday nights even more special. Star Tribune writer Jim Paulsen lists the state’s best places to watch high school football.

The Huskies remained undefeated with the Class 5A playoff victory. Elk River, Chanhassen and Dassel-Cokato also won state tournament games.

The Magic football team is headed to state. “We finally did it,” two-way standout Eli Pietig said. “This is so special.”